Terms and conditions

of the business company MICRO PRAHA EVENTS s.r.o. with its registered office at Spálená 87/11, Nové Město, 110 00 Prague 1, identification number: 19275340, registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, section C, insert 384034, for the sale of goods through an online store located at the internet address www.infinitywatches.cz

1. INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

1.1 These terms and conditions (hereinafter referred to as "terms and conditions") of the business company MICRO PRAHA EVENTS s.r.o., with its registered office at Spálená 87/11, Nové Město, 110 00 Prague 1, identification number: 19275340, registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, section C, insert 384034 (hereinafter referred to as "seller") regulate, in accordance with Section 1751 (1) of Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code, as amended (hereinafter referred to as "Civil Code" or "CC"), the mutual rights and obligations of the contracting parties arising in connection with or based on a purchase contract (hereinafter referred to as "purchase contract") concluded between the seller and a natural person-consumer (hereinafter referred to as "buyer") through the seller's online store operated on the website www.infinitywatches.cz (hereinafter referred to as "website"), via the website interface (hereinafter referred to as "store web interface").

1.2 The terms and conditions do not apply to cases where the person intending to purchase goods from the seller is a legal entity or a natural person acting in the course of their business activity or in the course of their independent profession when ordering goods.

1.3 Provisions deviating from the terms and conditions may be agreed upon in the purchase contract. Deviating provisions in the purchase contract take precedence over the provisions of the terms and conditions.

1.4 The terms and conditions are an integral part of the purchase contract. The purchase contract and the terms and conditions are prepared in the Czech language.

1.5 The seller may change or supplement the wording of the terms and conditions. This provision does not affect rights and obligations arising during the period of validity of the previous wording of the terms and conditions.

2. USER ACCOUNT

2.1 Based on the registration made by the buyer on the website, the buyer can access their user interface. From their user interface, the buyer can order goods (hereinafter referred to as "user account"). If the store's web interface allows it, the buyer can also order goods without registration directly from the store's web interface.

2.2 When registering on the website and when ordering goods, the buyer is obliged to provide all requested data correctly and truthfully. The buyer is obliged to update the data provided in the user account in case of any change. The data provided by the buyer in the user account and when ordering goods are considered correct by the seller.

2.3 Access to the user account is secured by a username and password. The buyer is obliged to maintain confidentiality regarding the access data to their user account and not to share it with third parties.

2.4 The buyer is not authorized to allow third parties to use the user account.

2.5 The seller may cancel the user account, especially in cases where the buyer does not use their user account for longer than one year, or in cases where the buyer violates their obligations under the purchase contract (including these terms and conditions).

2.6 The buyer acknowledges that the user account may not be available continuously, especially with regard to the necessary maintenance of the seller's hardware and software equipment, or that of third parties.

3. CONCLUSION OF THE PURCHASE CONTRACT

3.1 All presentation of goods placed on the store's web interface is for informational purposes only; the seller is not obliged to conclude a purchase contract regarding the presented goods. The display of goods as "in stock" or "available" does not constitute an obligation of the seller to sell these goods or a guarantee of their physical availability at the time of placing the order. Section 1732 (2) of the Civil Code shall not apply.

3.2 The store's web interface also contains information about the goods, including the prices of individual goods. The prices of goods are listed including value added tax and all related fees. The prices of goods remain valid for the period they are displayed on the store's web interface. The prices of goods are not adjusted to the buyer's person based on automated decision-making. This provision does not limit the seller's ability to conclude a purchase contract under individually agreed conditions.

3.3 The store's web interface also contains information about the costs associated with packaging and delivery of goods. Information on shipping costs applies only to deliveries within the territory of the Czech Republic, unless explicitly stated otherwise. In cases where the seller offers free shipping, the condition for the right to free shipping is the payment of a minimum total purchase price in the amount specified on the store's web interface. If there is a partial withdrawal from the purchase contract and the total purchase price of the remaining goods does not reach the specified minimum, the right to free shipping ceases and the buyer is obliged to pay for the shipping.

3.4 To order goods, the buyer fills out the order form on the store's web interface. The order form contains, in particular, information about the ordered goods, the method of payment of the purchase price, the requested delivery method, and the costs associated with the delivery of goods (hereinafter collectively referred to as "order").

3.5 Before submitting the order, the buyer is allowed to check and change the entered data, also with regard to the possibility of identifying and correcting errors made during data entry. The buyer submits the order by clicking on the button marked in a way that makes it clear that by submitting the order, the buyer undertakes to pay (especially the button "Pay for order" or "Order obliging to pay" in the sense of Section 1826 (2) of the Civil Code). The data provided in the order are considered correct by the seller. The seller will immediately confirm receipt of the order to the buyer by email to the address specified in the order or user account (hereinafter referred to as "buyer's email address"). This order receipt confirmation is not an acceptance of the order and does not create a purchase contract.

3.6 Depending on the nature of the order (quantity of goods, amount of the purchase price, estimated shipping costs), the seller is entitled to ask the buyer for additional confirmation of the order. For high-value goods (especially watches over CZK 10,000), the seller is entitled to condition the acceptance of the order on advance payment of the full purchase price.

3.7 The contractual relationship between the seller and the buyer arises upon delivery of the acceptance of the order, which is sent by the seller to the buyer by email to their email address. The seller reserves the right not to accept the order, especially in case of out of stock, technical error in the price or description of the goods, or for goods that are presented as consignment goods and have been sold in the meantime.

3.8 The buyer agrees to the use of remote communication means when concluding the purchase contract. The costs incurred by the buyer when using remote communication means are borne by the buyer themselves; these costs do not differ from the basic rate.

4. PRICE OF GOODS AND PAYMENT TERMS

4.1 The buyer may pay the purchase price of the goods and any costs associated with the delivery of goods to the seller in the following ways: by cashless transfer to the seller's account no. 131-3646860257/0100 maintained by Komerční banka, a.s. exclusively in CZK (hereinafter referred to as "seller's account"), by cashless payment card via a payment gateway, by cashless payment card at the seller's establishment.

4.2 Together with the purchase price, the buyer is obliged to pay the seller also the costs associated with packaging and delivery of goods in the agreed amount. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the purchase price also includes the costs associated with the delivery of goods.

4.3 Ownership of the goods passes to the buyer upon full payment of the purchase price and physical receipt of the goods, if this condition occurs last. The seller is entitled to demand an advance payment up to the full amount of the purchase price. The buyer is only entitled to take over the goods after full payment of the purchase price; upon taking over, the seller is entitled to request the buyer to provide proof of purchase.

4.4 In case of cashless payment by bank transfer, the buyer is obliged to state the variable symbol of the payment. The buyer's obligation to pay the purchase price is fulfilled at the moment the relevant amount is credited to the seller's account. The order will be processed only after the payment has been credited; the seller does not reserve the goods for the period of waiting for payment by bank transfer longer than three (3) working days, unless explicitly stated otherwise by the seller.

4.5 If the buyer does not accept a shipment whose delivery has been notified by the carrier, without having properly withdrawn from the purchase contract, the buyer is in default of acceptance of the item and violates the purchase contract (Section 2118 of the Civil Code). In such a case, the seller is entitled to demand compensation for reasonably incurred costs arising in connection with the unsuccessful attempt to deliver the shipment, especially costs for transporting the goods to the customer and back. This receivable is legally enforceable.

4.6 Section 2119 (1) of the Civil Code shall not apply.

4.7 Any discounts on the price of goods provided by the seller cannot be combined with each other, unless explicitly stated otherwise. When stating a discount, the lowest price at which the goods were sold in the last 30 days before the discount was provided is always displayed (Section 12a of Act No. 634/1992 Coll.).

4.8 The seller is a VAT payer. The seller will issue a tax document – invoice to the buyer after the price of the goods has been paid and send it electronically to the buyer's email address.

5. WITHDRAWAL FROM THE PURCHASE CONTRACT

5.1 Cases where withdrawal from the contract is not possible

The buyer acknowledges that, according to Section 1837 of the Civil Code, it is not possible to withdraw from a purchase contract concluded by distance means for the delivery of:

5 The buyer acknowledges that, according to Section 1837 of the Civil Code, it is not possible to withdraw from a purchase contract concluded by distance means for the delivery of:

·       5.1.1. goods manufactured or modified according to the buyer's requirements or adapted to their personal needs – this particularly includes watches (or other goods) with engraving, monogram, or other individual inscription, watches with, for example, a modified or replaced dial and/or hands made to order, and also watches or straps shortened or modified to the buyer's size before shipping,

·       5.1.2. goods that have been irrevocably mixed with other goods after delivery,

·       5.1.3. goods in a sealed package which, for health protection or hygiene reasons, are not suitable for return once the buyer has broken the seal – this particularly includes leather, silicone, textile, and metal straps and steel bracelets that come into direct contact with the skin, if their protective hygienic packaging has been broken,

·       5.1.4. audio or video recordings or computer software in a sealed package, if the buyer has broken this package – this particularly applies to audiobooks on physical media,

·       5.1.5. newspapers, periodicals, or magazines, with the exception of subscription contracts for their delivery,

·       5.1.6. digital content not delivered on a tangible medium (e-books, downloadable digital content), if the performance has begun with the buyer's prior express consent before the expiry of the withdrawal period and the buyer has been informed that by this consent they lose the right to withdraw from the contract (Section 1837 (l) of the Civil Code).

5.2 Withdrawal period

In all other cases not covered by Article 5.1, the buyer-consumer has the right to withdraw from the purchase contract without giving a reason within fourteen (14) days from the receipt of the goods (Section 1829 (1) of the Civil Code). The period begins to run from the day of receipt of:

5.3 Form and delivery of withdrawal

The withdrawal from the purchase contract must be provably delivered to the seller no later than the last day of the fourteen-day period; the moment of delivery to the seller is considered decisive, not the moment of submission for postal transport. For withdrawal, the buyer may use the sample form attached to these terms and conditions. The buyer sends the withdrawal to the seller's registered office address or to the email address shop@infinitywatches.cz.

5.4 Return of goods and costs

In case of withdrawal, the purchase contract is cancelled from the beginning. The buyer is obliged to send or personally hand over the goods to the seller without undue delay, no later than fourteen (14) days from the delivery of the withdrawal. The deadline is met if the goods are dispatched before its expiry. The costs associated with returning the goods are borne entirely by the buyer, even if the goods cannot be returned by ordinary postal means due to their nature or higher value. The seller recommends sending the goods as an insured shipment with an insurance value corresponding to the purchase price; the buyer bears full responsibility for any loss or damage to the shipment during transport.

5.5 Required condition of returned goods

The buyer is liable to the seller for any reduction in the value of the goods resulting from handling the goods in a manner other than that necessary to familiarise the buyer with the nature, characteristics, and functionality of the goods (Section 1833 of the Civil Code). Trying on a watch once on the wrist to assess its dimensions, weight, and visual impression, comparable to trying it on in a physical store, is considered permissible. Any wearing of the watch outdoors or its repeated use beyond a single try-on is considered use that reduces the value of the goods and gives the seller the right to compensation. The goods must be returned:

5.6 Refund of funds – conditions and limitations

The Seller shall return the funds received to the Buyer within fourteen (14) days of receipt of the withdrawal, in the same manner as they were received, or in another manner if the Buyer agrees and no additional costs arise for the Buyer. The Seller is not obliged to return the funds earlier than he receives the goods back or than the Buyer proves that he has sent the goods, whichever comes first.

The Seller is not obliged to return the funds at all, or is entitled to proportionally reduce the returned amount if any of the following cases occur:

The Seller is entitled to unilaterally offset the Seller's claim for damages to the goods (Section 1833 of the Civil Code) against the Buyer's claim for reimbursement of the purchase price (Section 1982 of the Civil Code).

5.7 Withdrawal from the contract by the Seller

The Seller is entitled to withdraw from the purchase contract at any time, up to the time of receipt of the goods by the Buyer. In such a case, the Seller shall return the purchase price to the Buyer without undue delay non-cash to the account designated by the Buyer.

5.8 Gifts

If a gift is provided to the Buyer with the goods, the gift contract is concluded with a condition subsequent - if the purchase contract is withdrawn, the gift contract becomes ineffective and the Buyer is obliged to return the provided gift, in the condition in which he received it. If this obligation is not fulfilled, the Seller is entitled to reduce the returned purchase price by the usual price of the gift.

5.9 Exclusion of the right of withdrawal for entrepreneurs

The right to withdraw from the contract according to this article does not arise for a Buyer who is a legal entity or a natural person acting in the course of his business or independent exercise of his profession when ordering goods, unless expressly agreed otherwise between the parties.

6. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY OF GOODS

6.1 Order processing

The Seller will process the order and hand over the goods to the carrier within two (2) working days of the payment being credited to the Seller's bank account, or from the conclusion of the purchase contract in the case of cash on delivery. This period does not apply to goods marked as "on order", "pre-order" or "consignment", where the processing period is stated separately for the specific product.

6.2 Statutory delivery period

The Seller is obliged to deliver the goods to the Buyer no later than thirty (30) days from the conclusion of the purchase contract, unless a different period is expressly agreed (Section 1971 of the Civil Code). If a specific delivery date is specified in the order process or for a specific product, the Seller is obliged to adhere to this date. The Seller warns that the stated deadlines of carriers are indicative and depend on third parties.

6.3 Shipping methods and price list

The Buyer chooses the shipping method when ordering. The current shipping price list is always available on the e-shop's web interface. The Seller currently offers the following shipping methods:

For shipping within the Czech Republic: Zásilkovna – pick-up point, Zásilkovna – delivery to address, PPL – delivery to address. For shipping to Slovakia: Zásilkovna SK – pick-up point, Zásilkovna SK – delivery to address, PPL SK – delivery to address. For international shipping outside the Czech Republic and Slovakia: DHL Express, FedEx or DHL Parcel according to the current price list of the shipping company; customs fees and taxes in the country of destination are paid by the Buyer.

The Seller reserves the right to change the offer of shipping methods at any time; changes are effective upon their publication on the e-shop's web interface and do not apply to already accepted orders.

6.4 Packaging of goods

Watches and watch accessories are shipped in security packaging ensuring protection against damage during transport. Books are packed in protective packaging to prevent damage to the spine and corners. The Seller reserves the right to choose the packaging method according to the nature and value of the goods; the Seller is responsible for damage to the goods caused by insufficient packaging by the Seller.

6.5 Transfer of risk of damage to goods

The risk of damage to the goods passes to the Buyer at the moment of taking over the goods from the carrier. Until the goods are handed over to the carrier, the Seller is responsible for damage to the goods. From the handing over of the goods to the carrier until their delivery to the Buyer, the carrier is responsible for loss or damage to the consignment; the Seller is obliged to cooperate with the Buyer in claiming compensation from the carrier in case of loss or damage to the consignment in transit.

6.6 Inspection of the consignment upon receipt

Upon receipt of the consignment from the carrier, the Buyer is obliged to check the integrity of the outer packaging. If the Buyer finds obvious damage to the packaging indicating unauthorized entry into the consignment or mechanical damage, he is entitled to refuse to accept the consignment and is obliged to immediately notify the carrier and the Seller of this fact. The Buyer is obliged to check the received consignment as soon as possible after receipt; the Buyer is obliged to report hidden damage or discrepancy of the contents with the order to the Seller no later than three (3) working days from receipt. Later notifications are accepted by the Buyer with the knowledge that it may be problematic to prove whether the damage occurred during transport or after handover to the Buyer.

6.7 Unavailability of consignment and re-delivery

If, due to reasons on the part of the Buyer, it is necessary to deliver the goods repeatedly or in a different manner than agreed in the order, the Buyer is obliged to pay the associated costs. The Seller is entitled to charge these costs to the Buyer with a separate invoice.

6.8 Failure to collect the consignment

If the Buyer does not collect the consignment within the carrier's storage period, without having validly withdrawn from the purchase contract, the Buyer is in default of taking over the item within the meaning of Section 2118 of the Civil Code and violates the purchase contract. In such a case, the Seller is entitled to demand compensation for reasonably incurred costs arising from the failure to collect the consignment (transportation there and back, packaging), based on an invoice sent to the Buyer's electronic address. Failure to collect the consignment is not considered a withdrawal from the purchase contract.

6.9 International deliveries

For deliveries outside the territory of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the buyer is solely responsible for fulfilling all customs, tax, and import obligations applicable in the country of destination. Any customs fees, import duties, and local taxes are paid by the buyer. The seller notes that for the export of higher value watches, special customs documents may be required in some countries; the seller will provide a standard commercial invoice for customs purposes at the buyer's request.

6.10 Special shipping conditions for high-value watches

For watches with a purchase price exceeding CZK 10,000, the seller recommends choosing a shipping service with insurance for the consignment corresponding to the purchase price. The seller reserves the right to ship high-value goods exclusively via a shipping service with insurance and delivery against signature; in such a case, the buyer will be informed upon order confirmation.

7. RIGHTS FROM DEFECTIVE PERFORMANCE

7.1 Legal basis

The rights and obligations of the contracting parties regarding rights from defective performance are governed primarily by Sections 1914 to 1925, Sections 2099 to 2117 and Sections 2161 to 2174b of the Civil Code and Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on consumer protection, as amended (especially as amended by Act No. 374/2022 Coll., effective from 6 January 2023).

7.2 Seller's liability upon takeover

The Seller is liable to the Buyer that the item is free of defects upon takeover (Section 2161 (1) of the Civil Code). In particular, the Seller is liable to the Buyer that the goods correspond to the agreed description, type, quantity, quality and functionality and are suitable for the purpose for which goods of this type are usually used or which the Seller states.

7.3 Exclusions from liability – general

The Seller's liability does not apply in cases where:

7.4 Special conditions for used (second-hand) watches and consignment goods

7.4.1 Part of the goods offered by the seller consists of used watches and watches on consignment (hereinafter referred to as "used goods"). This fact is always explicitly and visibly stated for each specific product.

7.4.2 For used goods, the seller's liability for defects does not extend to defects corresponding to the degree of use or wear that the goods had when taken over by the buyer (Section 2167(c) of the Civil Code). Therefore, the following cannot be considered defects of used goods: minor scratches or abrasions on the case, glass, crowns, and strap corresponding to age and previous use; wear of leather or textile straps; color changes of plating or temporary layers on cases; reduction of movement accuracy within manufacturer's tolerances; discharge of battery or capacitor.

7.4.3 The condition of used goods at the time of sale is always described in the product sheet. The Buyer acknowledges that by purchasing used goods, he accepts their condition to the extent described in the product sheet, and waives the right to complain about properties that are consistent with this description.

7.4.4 The period for exercising rights from defective performance for used goods and consignment goods is agreed by the parties, in accordance with Section 2168 of the Civil Code, to be twelve (12) months from the takeover of the goods by the Buyer. This shortened period is indicated in the purchase document. The agreement on the shortened period is part of the purchase contract, and the Buyer expresses his consent by confirming the order.

7.4.5 The Seller is not responsible for a defect in used goods that becomes apparent only after twelve (12) months from takeover, even if it is a defect that existed at the time of takeover, unless the Buyer proves the opposite and exercises the right from the defect within the statutory period.

7.4.6 For used goods, the Buyer has only the right to a reasonable discount from the purchase price (Section 2171 of the Civil Code) instead of the right to exchange for a new item; he does not have the right to receive a new item free of defects for used goods.

7.5 Presumption of defectiveness and burden of proof

If a defect appears within twelve (12) months of receipt, it is presumed that the item was defective already upon receipt, unless the nature of the item or defect precludes it (Section 2161 (2) of the Civil Code as amended from 6 January 2023). After twelve months from receipt, the Buyer is obliged to prove that the defect existed already at the time of receipt of the goods.

7.6 Time limit for exercising rights from defective performance

The Buyer is entitled to claim a defect that occurs in new consumer goods within twenty-four (24) months from receipt (Section 2165 (1) of the Civil Code). For used and consignment goods, this period is twelve (12) months from receipt (Article 7.4.4 of these terms and conditions). This period does not run for the period during which the Buyer cannot use the item, if he rightfully claimed the defect.

7.7 Obligation to report defect without undue delay

The Buyer is obliged to assert rights from defective performance with the Seller without undue delay after he discovers or could have discovered the defect. The Seller warns that by delaying the assertion of a complaint, the Buyer exposes himself to the risk that his claim will not be granted due to proving the cause of the defect.

7.8 Method of complaint handling

If the item has a defect, the buyer may demand its removal. At his choice, he may demand delivery of a new item free of defects or repair of the item, unless the chosen method of defect removal is impossible or disproportionately expensive compared to the other, considering in particular the significance of the defect, the value that the item would have without the defect, and the possibility of removing the defect without significant difficulties for the buyer (Section 2169 of the Civil Code). The seller may refuse to remove the defect if it is impossible or disproportionately expensive. For used goods, the buyer only has the right to a reasonable discount, not to the delivery of a new item (Article 7.4.6).

7.9 Complaint handling period

The seller shall rectify the defect within a reasonable period after its notification. The complaint, including the rectification of the defect, must be handled and the buyer informed thereof no later than thirty (30) days from the date of the complaint, unless the parties agree on a longer period. After the fruitless expiry of this period, the buyer may withdraw from the purchase contract or demand a reasonable discount.

7.10 Right to a discount or withdrawal

The Buyer may demand a reasonable discount or withdraw from the purchase contract if the Seller refused to remove the defect or failed to remove it within the period specified in Article 7.9, the defect reappears repeatedly, it is a defect that substantially breaches the purchase contract, or it is evident from the circumstances that the defect will not be removed within a reasonable time without significant difficulties for the Buyer.

7.11 If the defect in the goods is insignificant, the buyer cannot withdraw from the purchase contract; it is assumed that the defect is not insignificant. If the buyer withdraws from the purchase contract, the seller will return the purchase price to the buyer without undue delay after receiving the goods or after the buyer demonstrates that the goods have been sent.

7.12 Place of claim submission

The buyer shall submit a claim to the seller at the address of their business premises. The moment the seller demonstrably takes over the claimed goods from the buyer shall be considered the moment the claim is submitted. The seller is obliged to accept claims at any of its business premises where the acceptance of claims is possible given the assortment of goods sold, or at its registered office.

7.13 Claim Confirmation

When submitting a claim, the seller is obliged to issue the buyer with a written confirmation stating the date of the claim, the content of the claim, the requested method of resolution, and the buyer's contact details. After the claim has been resolved, the seller is obliged to issue the buyer with a confirmation of the date and method of resolution of the claim, including confirmation of the repair and its duration, or a written justification for rejecting the claim.

7.14 Reimbursement of claim costs

Anyone who has a right arising from defective performance is also entitled to reimbursement of costs expediently incurred in asserting that right. If the buyer does not assert the right to reimbursement within one (1) month after the expiry of the deadline for notifying the defect, the court shall not grant the right if the seller objects that the reimbursement was not asserted in time (§ 1924 of the Civil Code).

7.15 Complaints Procedure

Details of the complaint procedure may be further regulated by the seller's complaints procedure published on the website.

8. OTHER RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTING PARTIES

8.1 The buyer acquires ownership of the goods upon payment of the full purchase price.

8.2 The seller is not bound by any codes of conduct in relation to the buyer within the meaning of Section 1820 (1) letter n) of the Civil Code.

8.3 The seller handles consumer complaints via email at shop@infinitywatches.cz. The seller will send information about the complaint resolution to the buyer's email address.

8.4 The Czech Trade Inspection Authority, with its registered office at Štěpánská 567/15, 120 00 Prague 2, ID: 000 20 869, internet address: https://adr.coi.cz/cs, is competent for out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes arising from the purchase contract. The buyer can submit a proposal for out-of-court dispute resolution through this portal.

8.5 The European Consumer Centre Czech Republic, with its registered office at Štěpánská 567/15, 120 00 Prague 2, internet address: http://www.evropskyspotrebitel.cz, is the contact point for cross-border consumer disputes within the EU.

8.6 The buyer may contact a supervisory or state surveillance authority with a complaint. Trade inspections are carried out by the relevant trade licensing office. Supervision of personal data protection is exercised by the Office for Personal Data Protection. The Czech Trade Inspection Authority exercises supervision, to the extent defined, over compliance with the Civil Code and Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on consumer protection.

8.7 The buyer hereby assumes the risk of change of circumstances within the meaning of Section 1765 (2) of the Civil Code.

9. PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION

9.1 The seller fulfills its information obligation to the buyer in accordance with Article 13 of the GDPR Regulation (EU Regulation 2016/679) through a separate document published on the website.

10. SENDING COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS AND COOKIES

10.1 The buyer agrees, in accordance with Section 7 (2) of Act No. 480/2004 Coll., to receive commercial communications from the seller to their email address or telephone number. The seller's information obligation in accordance with Article 13 of the GDPR Regulation is fulfilled through a separate document.

10.2 The seller's obligations related to the storage of cookies are regulated in a separate document published on the website.

11. DELIVERY

11.1 The buyer may be served at their email address.

12. FINAL PROVISIONS

12.1 If the relationship established by the purchase contract contains an international element, the parties agree that the relationship shall be governed by Czech law. The choice of law does not deprive the buyer-consumer of the protection provided by the provisions of the legal order, from which it is not possible to deviate by contract (Article 6 (1) of Regulation Rome I).

12.2 If any provision of the terms and conditions is invalid or ineffective, a provision whose meaning is closest to it shall replace it. The invalidity of one provision shall not affect the validity of the others.

12.3 The purchase contract, including the terms and conditions, is archived by the seller in electronic form and is not publicly accessible.

12.4 An annex to the terms and conditions is a sample form for withdrawal from the purchase contract.

12.5 Seller's contact details: registered office Spálená 87/11, Nové Město, 110 00 Prague 1; email shop@infinitywatches.cz. The seller does not provide any other means of online communication.

In Prague on April 30, 2026